There’s an old saying: whether you believe you can or believe you can’t, you’re right. My guest today, Anthony Trucks, is a former NFL player turned transformational identity shift coach who helps people break through limiting beliefs and reach their full potential. He’s also an amazing keynote speaker and bestselling author.

Real estate has long been a key part of building wealth, but commercial real estate is often overlooked. My guest today, Mark Vincent Fansler, is a nationally known real estate expert. He’s in the studio to talk about the opportunities in commercial real estate, bringing on investors, and getting a return on your money.

My wife and I are proud residents of the Willow Bend area of Plano, and one of the things I love about our neighborhood is Stroll Willow Bend. It’s a beautiful monthly magazine that tells local stories and highlights local businesses you won’t see on the evening news. My guest today, Michelle Rails, is the publisher and owner, and she’s in the studio to talk about the power of sharing the stories of your own neighborhood.

We live in a world where beauty standards continue to change. The pressure to look younger seems stronger than ever. My guest today, Rana Farah, is a licensed cosmetologist and medical esthetician. She’s also the owner and founder of RG Beauty. We talk about beauty, confidence, and feeling good about who you are, inside and out.

We’ve all had that feeling. You meet someone and instantly get a good vibe or a bad one. My guest today, Jos Saraswati, takes that idea a step further. He’s the author of the upcoming book, "Who Are You? A Human Energy", which explores human energy and how it can help us better understand ourselves and the people around us.

Life can change in an instant, and it’s important to be prepared before you’re forced to deal with the unexpected. My guest today, Laila France, turned her pain after losing her husband into purpose. She now shares advice as a podcaster here at RNPR, helping others plan ahead and put the important things in place before a crisis hits.

I’m very familiar with Vistage. I’ve spoken to many of their groups over the years and have seen how valuable it can be for entrepreneurs to connect with other business leaders. My guest today, Sean Brandenburg, is a Vistage Chair and the founder and CEO of Brandenburg Growth Partners.

Amanda Williams proudly served our country for more than two decades, and now she’s taking on a completely different kind of challenge. She’s competing in Ms. Veteran America, a competition that shines a light on homelessness among women veterans and their children. It’s a powerful reminder that service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.

I’m so blessed to have Reed Allmand on my show. I’ve known him for 16 years and have always admired his business prowess. As the owner of Allmand Law, he has built one of the largest bankruptcy law firms in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He’s here to talk about his company’s growth and how they help people get their lives back after financial hardship.

When I was growing up, I knew who the school bully was and how to avoid him on the playground. These days, cyberbullying and doomscrolling add a whole new layer of challenges that can take a serious toll on a young person’s mental health, sometimes leading to depression and thoughts of suicide. My guest today, Kevin Hall, president of the Grant Halliburton Foundation, is here to talk about the pressures young people face and the importance of supporting their mental health.